Laboratory thermometer reviews

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As an Instrument for measuring temperature, there are many types of laboratory thermometer, designed to measure different temperature ranges to assorted degrees of authenticity or accuracy. Each laboratory thermometer makes use of a different physical effect of temperature. Expansion of a fluid is employed in common liquor - in - glass thermometers, such as those containing mercury or alcohol. Another type,like gas Laboratory thermometer uses the effect of temperature on the require of a gas held at constant volume. A resistance thermometer takes advantage of the change in resistance of a conductor ( such as a platinum wire ) with variation in temperature. Another electrical laboratory thermometer is the thermocouple. Mechanically, temperature change can be indicated by the change in curvature of a bimetallic strip ( as commonly used in a thermostat)


As a start, here are several examples of excellent Laboratory Thermometer :

-20°C to 150°C General Laboratory Thermometer - Liquid-in-Glass

The pros:

 It is long enough, and thin enough to be comfortable, yet functional.

 Manageable to scan numbers

 Extremely gaudy.

 The cons:

 It is Extremely cold when thing inserted. there should be a provision for it to have a built in cannonade heater.

 It ' s glass! Don ' t forget that it ' s in there and accidentally sit down. You cede be in a lot of pain. The designers of this thermometer should have made the shell plastic for safety reasons.

Fisherbrand Blue-Spirit Ever-Safe Laboratory Thermometers, -20 to 110 deg. C, Partial Immersion

This laboratory thermometer has a hard plastic sleeve to protect the glass part from breaking. Under the high temperature this Laboratory thermometer was able to register quite precisely the change in temperature. I highly recommend this laboratory thermometer and its manufacturer to anyone looking to purchase science supplies with the precision of a laboratory.